USAID Feed the Future Initiative: National Survey of U.S. Adults about Global Food Security

OMB 0412-0607

he purpose of the research is to inform the communications strategy, education, and outreach efforts for the U.S. Government's Feed the Future Initiative. Specific goals include identifying knowledge, attitudes, expectations, interests, and questions related to USAID and Feed the Future; identifying key audience segments that are distinct from one another; understanding which themes resonate most for key audience segments; and determining best products and platforms for communications efforts.

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USAID Feed the Future Initiative: National Survey of U.S. Adults about Global Food Security [For persons completing only the screeening questions from the survey] Other-Survey
USAID Feed the Future Initiative: National Survey of U.S. Adults about Global Food Security [Full Survey] Other-Survey

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USAID Feed the Future Initiative: National Survey of U.S. Adults about Global Food Security [Full Survey]

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